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*&uradfty, October 26. 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Fift . Palace Recreation Tavern League -- W.- Meddings 230-596; A. Koei'per 529; B. Malford 202- 512; S. Bacon 232-535; D. W«?&gart 205-223-586; W. Low 215^514; J. Gray 537; B. Buss 202-473; K. Brand 237-238- 634; W. Groth 219-571. 9 o'clock C.O.F. -- .J. Etten 529; A1 S. Blake 210=582; H. Steffen 203-208- 529; N. B. Freund 543; M. Fjsund 201-537; P. A. Freund 2u9-505; Gus Freund 530; H^r.drich 531. Tuesday Niters -- John Knox 205-523; Scott Bacon 526; B. O'Brien 205- 555;' S. Bacon 529; 9 O'clock Ladies -- Joyce Dillion 182-497; Dorothy Kelsey 179-460; Mary PifiKfctaff 188-179-512; Mary Cook 435; Helen Conway 437; AEwte Gaulke 465; Lois Crouch 188-469; Irene Uhles 435. Tomasello's T.N.T. League -- Joan May 208-177-558; Mary Hettermann 208-525; Lu Ann Smith 206-517; Connie Thomas, 232-511; Vivian Smith 489; Helen Meyer 489; Isabel Stilling,;^; Jean Ciechon 182-188- Connie May 474; Jackie Mortimer 191-459; Lorraine Smith 446; Mary Seldon 457; Lorraine Hiller 454; Nancy Weber 432; Betty Hettermann 431. -Railroads: Virginia Tomasello 4-10; Isabel Stilling 5-10; Dorothy Hettermann 5-10. . (JWcHenry Recreation MjUitlay Nite Commercial -- Amann 213-559; E. Steinsdorfer 206-485; N. Justen 224- 201-589: L. Consago 530; Bob Nelon 548; Dick Hiller 205- 5887 M. Klapperich 200-548; jTjiisten 219-597; D. Houghton 2J5-500; B. McCarroll 204- 535! A. McCarroll 213-575; Jeek Osterby 528; Stan PanklSKVicz 234-561; Hleinhuzen 202-581; G. Reid 548; F. G^fene 226-546: C. llrennan 543^ H. Blake 527. •» )l PROFEffJOIlRt DIRECTORY EARL R. WALSH v INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm & Life Iw Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES I When You Need Insurance o! j Any Kind Phone EVergreena &-004S or 5-©968 429 W. Elm St., McHenry, W, Wednesday Nite Major -- Robert Larson 203-232-672; Morrie Croven 243-224-660; Wally Webb 231-222-660; Ray Cynowa, Jr. 222-200-621; Andy McCarroll 237-611; Harold Pate 201-224-601; Rich Tyk 203-214-599; Harv Jensen 221- 209-593; Roy Carlson 233-588; Hans Behnke 214-585; Dick Highnight 213-577; Sam Buenzli 215-568; Dan Weber 200- 565; Ray Weide 561; John Herdrich 563; Nels Dalby 558; Leo .JSmith 201-556; Joe Etten ^28=5M; Dick Rosing 232-548; Lou Fierpoali 213-546; Walt Carlson 216-541. Wednesday Nite Mixed -- (10- 11-61) Wanda Gehrke 450; Bonnie Hale 431; Tony Rebel 205- 486; Stan Thomas 204-545; Helen Long 183; 462; Bill Long 202-578; , Rosemary Ferero 443; Ray Siscoe 186-530; Lennie Thennes 564; Leo Rothering 541; Herb Rothering 581. Wednesday Nite Mixed -- (10- 18-61) Herb Rothering 212-532; Bonnie Hale 484; Joe Kuna 226-594; Lennie Thennes 202- 237-618; Hfe'len Long 171-465; Bill Long 207-548; Ray Siscoe 534. | • . Men's. 9:15 Friday Nite -- B. Selof 533; R. Koczor 203; C. Haerle 520; E. Popelka 215, 594; R. Stilling 524; D. Miller 533; E. Miller . 232-510; J. Sanders 511; P. Tonyan 244- 526. Nite Owls Friday 7:00 p.m.-- Gerry Hastings 172-487; Karen McNally 474; Evie Varese 175-473; Lil Miller 205-463; Rose Kluk 186-170-499; Edith Rand 458; Lil Vacondio 188- 188-515; Ronnie Romkowske 449; June Diedrich 452; Marion Karls 170-180-201-551; Marion Sulok 176-457; Shirley Sutton 471; Elsbeth Koenemann 170-173-473; Sue Etheridge 171-471; Eileen Klapperich 176-495; Pat Rosing 185- 223-570. Railroads: Helen Schroeder 5-7; Marian Otto 3-10; Shirley Sutton 5-7; Pat Rosing 5-10; Washout 1-4-8-10. Tuesday Thirty Niners -- Sandy Walsh 476; Susan Low 452; Virginia Doherty 440; Grace Bentz '175-472; Nancy McGee 220-487; Doro-1 thy Schmitt 181-471; Chaire; Rosing 443; Mabel Pieroni ] 437; Barbara Gilpin 180-480. i Railroads: Sandy Walsh and i Lucille Knox 3-10; Doris Freund 7-9. C. D. of A. -- C. Freund 188-447; E. Nimsgern 179-496; G. Sigman 176- 472; W. A.^lward 160; E. Nell 176-485; B. Schmaling 172-459; B. O'Brien 487; J. Wevland 166-467; J. Kralowetz 186; I. Stoller 189; S. Ballowe 446; E. Blake 447; E. Groth 174-453; M. Fischback 160; C. Boro 187-473. Railroads: A. Gaulke 5-10; N. McAuliff 4-7-10; G. Barbian 6-7. Ten Pin Queens -- E. Wirfs 176; K. Kurbyun 447; J. Doherty 218-550; L. Burns 192-485; M. Doherty 187; M. B. Fuchs 495; B. Meath 190-175-534; M. Hojnacki 185- 473: J. May 505; E. Conway 498; E. Hester 175-175-484; E. Justen 204-485. Railroad: E. Wirfs 4-5-7 and 5-10. Business Men's -- I. Becker 210; V. Reinboldt 226; B. Schmaling 205-534; E. Wagner 213-241-607; H. Blake 232-590; G. Schaefer 220-531; N. Justen 234-570; L. Ackerman 216; E. Sayler 544; R. Peisert 237-611; Q. Jandt 223- 579; A. Hafer 547; R. Mauer 202-543; J. Justen 531; R. Becker 200-202-592; F. Gregory 210; H. Hans 210-201-561. Thursday 9:15 -- B. Blake 201-540; J. Marsella 204; C. Olson 224; D. Kleinhuizen 541; Krause 244-568; Coari 204-549; Koch 202; C. Corso 202; R. Boro 211-536; Piotrowski 201; Otto 212-556; Kuna 225-574; Nimsgern 247- 569; Buralli 202-554; Martinucci 205-576; P. Gcske 244- 608; R. Smith 235-578; T. Getner 217-606; G. Kinsala 204- 576; P. Overton 210-565; T. Sutton 560; M. Crouch 209- 581; A. Otto, Jr. 206-562; R. Oldenburg 212. AND SAVE CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 - Detain 6 • Electric unit 11 - To lower 12 - Flnts! 14 - Chief Norse god 15 - Latin "and" 16 - Types of plant* 19 - Highspot(abb.) 20 • Lived like the birdies live 22 - Light talk 24 - Pronoun 25 - Decorate the inner man 26 - Everyone individually (abb.) 27 - Side-stepped 30 - Equine chair 33 - Measure of area 34 - Greek letter 35 - Hold in port 38 - Metes 41 - Aerial train 42 - An envoy of state (abb.) 43 - Boy's nickname 44 - To gush 47 - To affix - 50 - Pronoun 51 - Produces 53 - Theoretical force 54 - To declaim 56 - A Whisky 57 - Assuage 59-- Obliterates 60 - Instant DOWN 1 - Get even 2 • Appraise 3 - U.S. state (abb.) 4 - Flushed with success 6 - Adjusts 7 - Stationed 8 - Boy's nickname 9 - Frost 10 - meal course Answers nn P;ierc> 7 13 • Creek letter 17 - Neon (chcm.) 18 - Music note 21 - Livelier 23 - Junior frog 28 • Those at the front 29 • Go astray 31 - Be indisposed 32 - Aflame .35 - Make certain 36 - Chooses 37 - Titters - 38 - Diminishes 39 - Slipped backward 40 - Make melancholy 45 - Former Russian ruler 46 - Argon(chem.) 48 - Periodic Enmity (abb.) Winner by a 1 52 - Yes vote 55 - Natrium (chem.) 58 - Public notice „ McHenry Tie Rods At this week's meeting, we discussed having a party. Of course, everyone was in favor of it, so it will be held this weekend at the Hopp house. The major project coming up for the club is a road rally. I will explain what a road rally is for those who don't already know. A road rally is a timed drive. It is just like taking an afternoon ride. Of course, it is timed but all speed limits must be followed. A special course is set up and information sheets pertaining to the course are given to all contestants. When the contestants leave the start line the time is taket^ down and when they cross the finish line the time is taken. This gives us the time it took the contestant to run the course. This time is compared with the time we have. Our time was taken under normal conditions, following' the rules. The contestant with the closest to the average time wins. There will be first, second and third place trophies given away. The entry fee per car is SI.00. For more information, call EV 5-1379. Terry Wetzel PRESERVERS OF FOOD, DESTROYERS OF YOUNG LIVES The commonest street name in U. S. isn't Main or Broadway it's Washington. It's never so bleak that it couldn't have been bleaker - - - - -there could have been another speaker. "One death a year in a discarded icebox or refrigerator is one too many!" With that thought n mind, the National safety council warns against discarding cabinets - - preservers of food when in the kitchen, but so often destroyers of young lives when put on the back porch, in the back yard or on junk heaps. "The suffocation of children in discarded refrigerators and iceboxes, though declining because of the public's increas- NORTH SUBURBAN W L T Pts Opp 0 1 102 6 0 43 30 0 77 44 1 87 45 1 65 56 1 45 42 0 60 92 5 20 184 McHenry 4 Palatine 3 2 Dundee 3 2 Zion 2 2 Barringtdn 2 2 Libertyville 2 2 Crystal Lake 2 3 Woodstock 0 Weekend Results Crystal Lake 34. Woodstock 7 Dundee 12, Libertyville 6 Barrington 13, Zion 13 McHenry 9. Palatine 6 October 27 Palatine at Crystal Lake October 28 McHenry at Barrington Woodstock at Libertyville Zion at Dundee November S Palatine at Woodstock Barrington at Crystal Lake Dundee at McHenry November 4 Zion at Libertyville 49 BIG HUUDHI PARTY SAT.. OCT. 28 at OLD SPOT PISTAKEE BAY Next Door to Pistakee Bay Yaucht Club Prizes For Best Costumes Good Music GOOD HOME COOKED MEALS AT ALL TIMES Oscar & Hermine Weingartner IV 5-9875 ed awareness of the problem, I CARE LAUNCHES is an especially needless form rrtrtn rmTCunr of accidental death," the Coun- r UxtUoAUri oil said. j TO FEED MILLIONS Neearly fifty million refrigerators. iceboxs, freezers and other airtight cabinets are in use today, according to the Council. And they're being carted to junk piles - - or, worse yet, kept in the basement as an extra cabinet, or left in the back yard -- at a rate of about a million a year. How can mishaps be avoided? 1. Teach children to stay away from discarded cabinets. 2. Remove the door if you discard a cabinet. 3. Remove latch stops so the doors can't lock. This can be done, usually, by removing a few screws. 4. Drill holes in the cabinet and remove the rubber basket around the door. "Better yet," the Council said "destroy the cabinet." Most states have legislation prohibiting abandoning, discarding or storing the. death-deal ing devices where they can become coffins for children, the Council pointed out. The 1961 CARE Food Crusade was opened for the midwest with the announcement by Norman Ross, member of the Midwest CARE committee, that the non-profit overseas aid agency is seeking public support for the distribution of 5,000,000 food packages to needy people in seventeen countries. "Because hunger hurts, it is. still the chief enemy of too many people of the world," said Ross. "CARE plans to help feed over 3,500,000 people for six to twelve months, while an a d d i t i o n a l 3 . 1 0 0 . 0 0 0 p e r s o n s will share in emergency package distributions. Each parcel will bear the name and address of donors who give $1 per package to CARE. 1 South State street, Chicago 3, Illinois." The seventeen c o u n t r i e § where deliveries of Food Crusade packages are to be made include Afghanistan, West Berlin, Colombia, Ecuador. Greece, Haiti, Hong Kong, Iran, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Korea, Pakistan. Poland, Turkey, Vietnam and Yugoslavia. The 9-year old of today is 34 inches taller and 12 pounds heavier than the average 9- year old of 1910. 'IlltlllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhllllllllllllllUillllllllllllllllltllll'tl < I For Thai MAN In Your LIFE * andEMNDPibo...' Theft'S nothing that QIIIIOCIOM to a Dad as a gift wearables. Choose from our complete selections. STORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St, Phone 883-0041 McHenry, 1IL Open Dally 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 9 p. , Sunday 9 a.m. 'til 12 noon USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA 'U w DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1286 N. Green Street Office Phone: EV 5-0186 Res. Phone: Ev 5-6191 Thurs.: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Fri. 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Office Hours: ' - Daily except Thursday 1-5 Mon., Wed. & Fri. Evenings 7-9 Phone EVergreen 5-0489 12-61 DR. LEONARD L. BOTTARI Optometrist Examined - Glasses Fitted j 1803 N. Richmond Road Hours: Evenings Tues., Thurs. & Fri. . , 7 To 9 p.m. Saturdays: 3 to 6 p.m. Phone EV. 5-2262 2-62 RICH GRADE A MILK FRESH FROM THE DAIRY COUNTRY'S DELIGHT 79 14 oz. Btl. 2 for 35c DEL .MONTE Light Meat x/i Size Tin CHUNK TUNA 4 for $1.00 BETTY CROCKERS 5 lb. bag 39 nr^J DEL MONTE Ko. 2 Tin 5 : SLICED PINEAPPLE 3 for $1.00 Plus 15c Dep. DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK DEL MONTE Cream or Whole 303 Tin KERNEL CORN 2 for 33c RED LABEL CIT 46 oz. Tin 2 for 55c DEL MONTE Early Garden 303 Tin SWEET PEAS 2 for 39c 303 Tin GREEN BEANS 10 for $1.00 DEL MONTE No. 2'2 Tin i PUMPKIN 2 for 29c! CIAL FARM FRESH WHOLE FRYERS BONELESS ROLLED BOSTON DEL MONTE 8 oz. Tin TOMATO SAUCE 3 for 29c DEL MONTE 303 Tin FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 for 45c DEL MONTE Qt. BtL PRUNE JUICE 39c 5 4c Off Label $1 DEL MONTE 46 oz. 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